Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Nov 13th, 2012 | 1 comment
I’ve put together a handy list of my most popular articles, all of which should provide you with the factual ammunition necessary to convincingly win arguments with those committed to pushing the green agenda.
Please read, share, and enjoy.
The lack of connection between so-called “global warming” and hurricanes.
Why 2010 wasn’t the hottest year ever – a great article on the temperature record.
More carbon dioxide equals more food.
Proving that human-caused climate change is a commie plot
An example of how wind power blows, or perhaps we should say, sucks.
Everything you...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book
on Nov 6th, 2012 | 1 comment
Award winning meteorologist and bestselling author Brian Sussman (“Climategate” and “Eco-Tyranny”) defuses the theory of anthropogenic global warming before hundreds of political science students at the University of California-Berkeley. This 5-minute video is packed with highlights from Brian’s lecture, which left the audience speechless.
Some of the more notable quotes from this lecture:
“Coal saved the forests.”
“All the nuclear waste [from all US nuclear plants] could be stored in this auditorium.”
“Most of the warming (88%) that has...
Posted by Brian Sussman in Nationally Published Columns
on Nov 1st, 2012 | 1 comment
The only question is, what took him so long? Three days ago I predicted Al would pin Hurricane Sandy on human-induced climate change and now, finally, he has.
According to Al’s blog,” Hurricane Sandy was “strengthened by the climate crisis,” because of you and me, and our continual use of fossil fuels, which he contends is forcing climate change.
“[W]e are altering the environment in which all storms develop,” Gore writes, and “As the oceans and atmosphere continue to warm, storms are becoming more energetic and powerful…As the hurricane approached the...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Oct 28th, 2012 | 0 comments
It will just be a matter of time before Al Gore and other climate change scaremongers declare Hurricane Sandy the direct result of mankind’s use of fossil fuels. Gore has played this absurd card many times before. Take for example in 2008, when he went on NPR’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross to blame a catastrophic cyclone (that’s what we call southern hemisphere hurricanes) in Myanmar on global warming:
And as we’re talking today, Terry, the death count in Myanmar from the cyclone that hit there yesterday has been rising from 15,000 to way on up there to much higher numbers now...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Oct 17th, 2012 | 2 comments
During Tuesday’s spirited presidential debate, Mr. Obama stated that U.S. oil production has risen every year he has been in office. However, as Governor Romney and various fact-checkers note, most of those gains have come about on private lands, over which Obama has little control.
However, not divulged during the debate was how the Obama administration has purposefully undermined America’s oil industry. The following is a revealing excerpt from the my book, Eco-Tyranny:
On May 6, 2010, three weeks after the onset of the massive British Petroleum (BP) oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the Obama...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Oct 8th, 2012 | 0 comments
ScienceDebate.org recently asked President Obama and Governor Romney about their respective positions on global warming. Obama’s response is predictably eco-centric and insists on government solutions. Mitt Romney’s stance, on the other hand, is clear, detailed, and well-balanced. Though I don’t agree with Romney’s assessment that “human activities contribute to..global warming,” I do appreciate his strong opposition to carbon tax schemes like cap and trade.
Here is how the two responded when asked, “What is your position on cap and trade, carbon taxes, and...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Sep 17th, 2012 | 0 comments
By Brian Sussman
This week marks the opening of the 67th session at United Nations Headquarters in New York. I’m not a big fan of the U.N.; in fact I agree with former U.S. Ambassador John Bolton who once said, “There are 38 floors to the UN building in New York. If you lost 10 of them, it wouldn’t make a bit of difference.”
In my most recent book, Eco-Tyranny, I discuss the United Nation’s involvement in concocting the environmental agenda that is being used to destroy free markets, kill capitalism, and thwart liberty. Here are the opening paragraphs to Chapter Three in...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Sep 3rd, 2012 | 5 comments
California is ready to launch into biggest financial scam ever concocted: cap and trade—more accurately known as, “cap and tax.” The Golden State will be home to North America’s first full-scale carbon market, where an invisible, miniscule component of the earth’s atmosphere—carbon dioxide—will be traded as a commodity.
The people of California are about to be taken like a sucker in a street corner game of Three Card Monte.
Last week the honchos at the California Air Resources Board conducted a full-scale practice run of the trading process for carbon dioxide (CO2). State...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Aug 20th, 2012 | 0 comments
Al Gore loves to use carbon dioxide in a game of slight of hand he plays in all of his media presentations. Gore simultaneously shows two graphs: one tracking CO2over the last 650,000 years, alongside another tracing temperature over the same period, embellished with the aforementioned hockey stick spike. The casual observer is struck by the way these two graphs seem to mimic one another.
In his film, with a gleam he addresses the camera and says regarding the graphs, “Incidentally, this is the first time anybody outside of a small group of scientists have seen this image.”
Gore only allows a...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Aug 10th, 2012 | 11 comments
The fact that the federal government has unilaterally determined the type of light bulbs we are able to purchase is beyond Orwellian. Even more bizarre is the fact that the obnoxious, curlicue Compact Fluorescent Light bulbs (CFLs) are a known health hazard due to their content of toxic mercury. But now there is another major cause for concern.
First the mercury.
There have been thousands of reports of these ridiculous curlicue light bulbs bursting, cracking, and sizzling in their sockets. While similar things have happened with traditional incandescent bulbs, the difference is the CFLs contain...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Jul 27th, 2012 | 2 comments
I don’t care where you live—you need to know about the plan to tax you by the mile.
Like most of the eco-laws that have swept America over recent decades, this one originates in California—specifically in the ultra green San Francisco Bay area. The idea is to charge motorists a tax on every mile they drive in the nine-county region. While liberal politicians are selling the scheme as a way to raise massive amounts of tax revenue, environmentalists see the plan as an effective way to coerce residents into driving less and using mass transit more—all in the name of saving the planet from global...
Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns
on Jul 18th, 2012 | 4 comments
This is a significant update to a post I originally presented July 6th.
“Lamestream” media outlets went bonkers with an announcement last month from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, declaring that, “more than 3,000 temperature records have been matched or broken in the past week, continuing a trend that left us with the hottest June on record.”
The first question is, 3,000 out of how many potential locations? 100,000? Half-a-million? They never told us.
Then the media went on to state that for many cities across the U.S., July 4th was the hottest on record. However, what...